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The Philadelphia Flyers promoted Ron Hextall to the general manager position on May 7.

In addition, the Flyers also tapped Paul Holmgren, the previous general manager, to be their new president. A press release detailing Holmgren's and Hextall's promotion was issued by the team on its official website:

"The Philadelphia Flyers today named Paul Holmgren president and Ron Hextall general manager.

"In his new role, Holmgren will oversee both the business and hockey operations of the Flyers and will report directly to Flyers chairman Ed Snider. Hextall will become responsible for the day-to-day management of the Flyers' hockey operations and will report to Holmgren. Both appointments are effective immediately."

Snider expressed full confidence that both Holmgren and Hextall will get the job done, per the same update.

"Over the past eight seasons, Paul has done an outstanding job. He picked up the pieces of our disastrous season in 2006 and immediately made changes that took us to the Conference Finals the very next year, and we have consistently been in contention ever since.

"He's been a Flyer for 35 years and has earned the opportunity to run our entire organization.

"Ron is one of the league's bright young stars on the management side, and we're very fortunate to have him. He's had success in Los Angeles and will now put that experience to work for us as general manager.

"We all remember the enthusiasm, work ethic and personality he had as a player, and we're expected to watch him bring those qualities to building a team that will contend for the Stanley Cup."

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Ron Hextall Named New Philadelphia Flyers GM

By ROB MAADDI AP Sports Writer

PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Ron Hextall got his "dream job."

Hextall was promoted to general manager by the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday to replace Paul Holmgren, who was elevated to president. Hextall is Philadelphia's all-time winningest goalie and served as assistant GM last year.

"When I was done playing 15 years ago, my next goal was to become a general manager," Hextall said. "I've been very fortunate to work under Bobby Clarke, Paul Holmgren, and Dean Lombardi out in Los Angeles - three very good people but also three very astute people who I took a lot of lessons from the last 15 years.

Holmgren replaced Clarke as GM during the 2006-07 season and led the Flyers to within two games of the Stanley Cup title in 2010. He played for the Flyers from 1975-84 and coached them from 1988-92.

"I'm excited about what's ahead for me," Holmgren said.

The Flyers were eliminated by the New York Rangers in seven games in the first round of the playoffs. They haven't won a Cup since 1975, but have reached the Finals and lost six times.

Despite heavy criticism in Philadelphia for failing to win it all, the Flyers have long been considered one of the top NHL franchises. They've earned a playoff berth in 39 of their 46 seasons.

"The culture of winning is nothing to be embarrassed about," said Hextall, adding the Flyers are a "model" organization. "We should all be proud of this organization and what they've done. Short of winning the Stanley Cup, this organization has done everything. There's nothing anyone here won't do to win a Stanley Cup."

Hextall previously spent seven seasons as vice president and assistant GM with the Los Angeles Kings. The 50-year-old Hextall played 13 seasons in the NHL and had two stints covering 11 years with the Flyers.

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